News from The Examiner, covering Armonk-North Castle, Briarcliff, Chappaqua-New Castle, Mount Kisco, Mount Pleasant, Pleasantville, Westchester County, NY.
No matter their age, most people look forward to summer. Warmer weather, the additional hours of daylight, outdoor activities or the possibility of traveling, it’s no wonder why young children aren’t the only ones who enjoy this season. However, for
Read MoreSince March 2020, everyone has been affected by the pandemic. Many of us have focused on what has been lost, which is understandable if a person or their family battled COVID-19, lost a loved one from the virus or a
Read MoreFor people who love cars, there’s nothing better than spending a summer weekend afternoon with fellow enthusiasts checking out all kinds of cool and classic vehicles. It’s even better when the proceeds of the show benefit a great cause. On
Read MoreIf you’re an area foodie and have been longing to try different culinary choices, Mount Kisco is the place to be later this month. Mimicking the popular Hudson Valley Restaurant Week, the Mount Kisco Chamber of Commerce next Friday will
Read MoreThe Mount Kisco Masonic Lodge took a step back into history last Friday. Lodge brothers opened a time capsule that had been placed behind the cornerstone of the 1931 building on Carpenter Avenue, which has served as the local chapter’s
Read MoreThe Town of Mount Pleasant is considering regulations on the use of gas-powered leaf blowers, which would make it the latest municipality in the area to take up a form of the measure. The issue, which was introduced to the
Read MoreWhen Elaine Auerbach entered the workforce in the 1960s, she didn’t envision herself being a trailblazer. She planned on working hard and furthering her career opportunities with the chance for advancement. But five years after being hired by Reader’s Digest
Read MorePleasantville officials agreed last week to ask the village’s planning consultants to explore revising the layout of different types of downtown parking spaces because of the sharp drop in parking permit and meter revenue. BFJ Planning is also expected to
Read MoreA revamped condominium project was granted final approval last week by the North Castle Planning Board but the developer said he is unlikely to meet a requirement that would reduce the number of affordable units. The June 28 site plan
Read MoreMount Kisco is likely to become the latest municipality to opt out of retail marijuana sales and consumption lounges within its borders, continuing a trend among area local officials of needing more time to gauge impacts. At a special work
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